Hello guys...
I am now on the Chemnitzer Linux Days, second day.
Yesterday, I met Venty here, because of Symlink. It was really fun, because I read him only and now I know him in real life. Really cool. :-)
But the presentations aren't bad, too. I listen to a presentation
about our security on the Internet (TOR project) and before to
Joerg Schilling.
Yesterday, there were really cool presentations about
GPLv3 and the morality of free software.
Update@home: I'm sorry for not naming all of the Symlink people. But it was also
cool to met XTaran for the first time.
The Symlink guys are really nice and cool. So thanks to all of them
for the great time in Chemnitz and please go on (maybe we will meet each other
on other events one more time ;)).
Hello everybody.
This is my last blog entry before I'll go to the
Chemnitzer Linux Days 2006.
Today I prepared everything for the event and now I think that I am done.
So if you want to meet me or something like that, please contact me there. ;-)
And now, have a great weekend, not too much work (hopefully), and we will see us back on monday.
Hello everybody out there. Hopefully you all had a better day than I had today, but nevertheless there is always one positiv point.
Since today you can find on the website of the
Chemnitzer Linux Tage the official list
of the presentations.
I had a quick look at it, and there are some presentations, which could be really funny - e.g.
"GPL 3.0 - Die neue Lizenz fr freie Software"
"Nutzer motivieren - oder: Warum der BOFH (fast) nicht lustig ist"
and many more. :-)
Two other points I realized there are the Linux Nacht / Night and the search for ways to Chemnitz.
Update: I created my
personal presentation list.
If you are living in my area and if you are interested in the CLT as well, feel free to contact me.
Yesterday was my first day of holiday and I was on a trip to the (so called) Autostadt in the middle of Wolfsburg.
I was there because someone of my family got a new car and I was interested to see the Autostadt. But it was really fun because of the museum and the Volkswagen's shops and of course because of the many new cars there.
Another interested point was that the majority of the new cars where black or gray. The colerfull years are over I think.
You can see the pictures of my trip on Geekheaven.kickino.org. Enjoy it.